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Arthur C. Clarkestandalone novel1961

Tense in tone, about survival.

“One of the high points of each tour is a cruise around the Sea of Thirst, a body of volcanic dust, in a specially designed vessel called the Selene On a perfectly routine voyage one day the Selene suddenly disappears.”
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Have Space Suit - Will TravelNovel

Robert A. Heinleinstandalone novel1958

Space opera, about aliens and survival.

“One minute Kip Russell was walking about in his own backyard, testing out an old space suit and dreaming about going to the moon - and the next he was out cold and the captive of an insidious space pirate.”
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Islands in the SkyNovel

Arthur C. Clarkestandalone novel1952

About space colonization, set in space station.

“Clarke wrote the story as a travelogue of human settlement of cislunar space in the last half of the twenty-first century.”
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Podkayne of MarsNovel

Robert A. Heinleinstandalone novel1963

Space opera, about coming of age and political intrigue.

“Poddy has one goal in life, to be the first female starship captain.”
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Rocket Ship GalileoNovel

Robert A. Heinleinstandalone novel1947

Hopeful in tone, about coming of age.

“Three teenage boys do backyard experiments on powerful model rockets.”
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The Rolling StonesNovel

Robert A. Heinleinstandalone novel1952

Lighthearted in tone.

“The Stone family, lunar-born, technically minded, and perpetually restless, buy a secondhand spaceship and set off from the Moon on a family tour of the solar system.”
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